A model of management during the first wave of Covid-19, the tide has turned for Germany. Citizens are increasingly questioning science, the mask, and the complicated dynamic between the Federal Government and the Länder. Head of our Europe Program, Alexandre Robinet-Borgomano explains why.

The vaccine is a much-anticipated solution to Covid-19. Will countries know how to put aside this 2020-style global animosity and cooperate? Or will we sink in a nationalistic race to the top? Mark Pearson, former Head of the Health Division at the OECD, answers these questions.

Following from last week’s policy paper on the potential role of Europe in the new Transatlantic relationship, our Special Advisor, Michel Duclos further analyses the prospects of France, Germany and the UK (potentially) in this dynamic. Will November 3 be our wake-up call?

Big data has the potential to become a highly efficient lever to some of our environmental challenges, including agriculture. However, the issues of data sharing and regulation are far from being resolved. Gilles Babinet, our Advisor on Digital Issues, breaks down the increasingly tight link between the environment and data.

The EU has called for a European Capital Markets Union. As Member States grapple to deal with recovery, crisis and Brexit, Joanna Kenner, Managing Director of Blackwell Strategic Research, argues that progress towards a CMU is what the EU needs, now more than ever.